Entries from Pukui & Elbert 1986 in Pollex-Online
Pukui, M. K. and S. H. Elbert (1986). Hawaiian Dictionary. Honolulu, University of Hawaii Press.
| Language | Item | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Hawaiian | Inoa | Name |
| Hawaiian | Iwa | Nine |
| Hawaiian | Oʔa | House rafter |
| Hawaiian | Olo | Grate, rub back and forth |
| Hawaiian | Hoolapa | Boil, rise up (as a blister); spread or blaze (as a fire, volcanic eruption. (Said to derive from %ho`olapa|) Borrowed |
| Hawaiian | Uu | Breast, teat, udder |
| Hawaiian | Hune | Poor, destitute, a poor person Problematic |
| Hawaiian | Uli | Shellfish sp Uncertain Semantic Connection |
| Hawaiian | Huuwai | A shellfish |
| Hawaiian | ʔAha | Sennit |
| Hawaiian | ʔAha/ʔaha | Stand in an overbearing manner |
| Hawaiian | ʔAha | Fish of Bellonidae family |
| Hawaiian | ʔAahaʔi | Carry off, chase, rout |
| Hawaiian | ʔOohiʔa ʔai | (Syzygium malaccensis) |
| Hawaiian | ʔOohiʔa lehua | Metrosideros spp |
| Hawaiian | ʔAhu | Covering, clothing |
| Hawaiian | ʔAahui | Bunch or cluster (e.g. of bananas); whole pandanus fruit |
| Hawaiian | ʔAahulu/hulu | Young of kûmû fish (Upeneus porphyreus) |
| Hawaiian | ʔAnaa/ʔanaa | Black-magic, evil sorcery; to practice this |
| Hawaiian | ʔAanaʔanea | Idiotic, foolish, as one under the spell of sorcery |
| Hawaiian | ʔAa | Fiery, burning; fire: to burn, blaze |
| Hawaiian | ʔAʔai | Eating, spreading, increasing, as a sore |
| Hawaiian | ʔAi | Points scored in a game |
| Hawaiian | ʔAaina | Land, earth |
| Hawaiian | Aia | There, there it is, there are |
| Hawaiian | ʔAihue | Steal, rob; thief |
| Hawaiian | Mawehe | Open, loose, separate, undone |
| Hawaiian | ʔAikola | Expression of satisfaction, usually at misfortune of others |
| Hawaiian | ʔAʔa | Fibre from coconut husk |
| Hawaiian | ʔAʔa | Bag, pocket, caul...chaff, hull; skin covering eyeballs |
| Hawaiian | ʔAaʔaa | Male `oo`oo bird, (Acrulocercus spp.) |
| Hawaiian | ʔAʔahu | Clothing in general; put on clothing |
| Hawaiian | ʔAʔaa | Glowing; staring (as eyes); type of lava |
| Hawaiian | ʔAʔala | Fragrant, sweet-smelling |
| Hawaiian | ʔEleluu | Cockroaches (Blattidae) |
| Hawaiian | ʔAʔe | Step over |
| Hawaiian | ʔAaʔii | Neck |
| Hawaiian | ʔAla/ʔala | Aerial tubers of bitter yam (D. bulbifera) Uncertain Semantic Connection |
| Hawaiian | ʔAlaa | Volcanic stone |
| Hawaiian | ʔAlae | Mudhen, (Gallinula chloropus sandvicensis) |
| Hawaiian | ʔAlae/kea | Coot |
| Hawaiian | ʔAlaea | Water-soluble, colloidal ocherous earth; any red colouring matter |
| Hawaiian | ʔAalaʔa | (Planchonella sandwicensis) |
| Hawaiian | ʔAlalaa | Style of chanting with open mouth, vibration and tremor of the voice, and prolonged vowels; to gargle Problematic |
| Hawaiian | ʔAlaamea | Hard, volcanic stone used for adzes |
| Hawaiian | ʔAlamihi | A common black crab (Metopograpsus messor) |
| Hawaiian | ʔAle | Wave, crest of a wave, billow; to ripple, form waves, stir |
| Hawaiian | ʔOlee | Conch shell (Charonia tritonis) |
| Hawaiian | ʔAlele | Messenger |
| Hawaiian | ʔElele | Messenger |
